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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
4
The text lists names and titles including a candidate for Lieutenant Governor Carl L. Seppeit and Supreme Court chork L. E. Emerson, with James L. Place and Joan Shelts as other officials, all tied to a Belmont Allen Putas area.
A party urging Athens county Republicans to vote the straight Republican ticket next Tuesday. It lauds David H. Moore for state senator, links Moore to Foraker and McKinley Roosevelt administration, and praises Judge Joseph M. Wood and A. E. Price. It notes Andrew Murphey for sheriff, Willis G. Hickman for treasurer, Joseph Wolf for commissioner, and John F. Biddle for short term, urging unity and full support.
Miss Mayne Whartt of Marietta visits her parents over Sunday. Fay Smith visits Arcoene this week. Mr. Hart of Clarksburg spends Sunday with Nora O Connor and Ed Whartt. The Berry family of Pleasant Plain guests of Hugh Wharif and Luella Berry of Waxhit. Wallis Grimes moves to Athens for work at the Hudson factory. Loys pave L Ho Smirch ard wife enjoy old fashioned betting. Lee iN Paswateing guy slavers. EL R. Walker candidate for gentle. Clinw's Y Pharmacy.
A partisan notice urges voters to back the Republican ticket, praising McLaughlin for treasurer duties and Pickett for coroner, while denouncing Democratic uncertainties. It highlights the need to re elect Foraker to the senate and warns against Democratic redistricting efforts.
Charles M. Henry a well known Amesville resident died at his home on Thursday evening after years of Bright's disease. He was born on the family homestead and managed his farm successfully. A Presbyterian and Mason, he served Amesville as a judge and the funeral was held today at 10 o'clock under the Amesville Presbyterian church.
Death has entered our lodge and the community loses a sterling member and his wife a loving husband. The Serene Lodge drapes its ball and emblems in mourning for thirty days and offers heartfelt sympathy to the afflicted widow. Copies of these resolutions are ordered furnished for publication and to the family of the deceased.
Resolutions from Py Stewart Lodge 798 LO 0 I express heartfelt sympathy for the family of Wm H Bingmim who has died and the lodge vows mourning for thirty days. A copy of resolutions will be published in county papers and recorded in minutes. Also a restaurant ad requests two girls for Picketts Restaurant with immediate application.
A notice states a round trip of $1.00 to Columbus with a Sunday return via the Hocking Valley on Sunday November. The History Club will meet with Mrs Worstell Saturday November 2 at 2 p.m.
An advertisement note touts Twentieth Century Medicine and Cascar ets as advanced cures. Lost items include a ladies pocket book on Main Street and an overcoat near Albany road. Coal miners needed in Colorado. dentist Dr F E Bender to Athens for six days. Local testimonials praise One Minute Cough Care from Cline’s Pharmacy.
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